Fishing collision
June 25, 2012, Monday
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THE Philippines said yesterday that a Chinese vessel accidentally rammed a Philippine fishing boat north of the Huangyan Island in the South China Sea, killing one person and leaving four others missing.
The fishing boat had set out from the northern Philippine coastal town of Bolinao last Monday and was reported to have sunk two days later, Office of Civil Defense chief Benito Ramos said. "Of the eight fishermen aboard, four were plucked out of sea only yesterday, but one of them died in a hospital," Ramos said. "Four more are still missing."
The fishing boat had set out from the northern Philippine coastal town of Bolinao last Monday and was reported to have sunk two days later, Office of Civil Defense chief Benito Ramos said. "Of the eight fishermen aboard, four were plucked out of sea only yesterday, but one of them died in a hospital," Ramos said. "Four more are still missing."
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